DrewNows

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  1. There’s always a perspective and if you can’t see it then you are stuck in your own. Notice the assumptions you are making to discredit any sort of value there may be
  2. The value is in his perspective. If you aren’t open to viewing his perspective obviously it’s valueless. I find it interesting to see how he interprets Leo because it goes to show many are not ready to meet Leo where he’s at and even the followers who have simply chosen to trust Leo are unknowingly fooling themselves if they think they can simply take Leo’s word (or anyone else for that matter) on the nature of reality and or ultimate truth
  3. yes here’s your guide to understanding your boundaries ?
  4. Glad it wasn’t just me. It had me worried as I was doing ice baths and once or twice I really pushed my limit with the fear I didn’t have proper breathing bringing on the hypothermia. Anyways great break down man! I’d say this is as powerful as any meditation someone does...the cold water drives you right into the NOW if the breathing hasn’t ?
  5. Definitely some kind of value in all perspectives especially those that might be dismissed out of ignorance
  6. Cool yeah sounds magical. Maybe it arises from an increased awareness and vulnerability. Thanks for sharing. I could share some of my experiences but not sure exactly how accurate it would come out. I do often get increased stress levels in crowded places if there’s self conscious thought but when there’s not, the energy is powerful if I focus on it
  7. @Serotoninluvhmm cool. do you feel it's possible to put up some mental boundaries to negate the build up of any sort of anxiety? I am also curious if introvert is usually part of an empath persona
  8. @SerotoninluvHaha this isn’t easy to understand through typing. So what you’re saying if you were to begin vocalizing this experience out loud to her you’d end up shouting out with all this energy? I suppose I’ll never know if we are on the same page through this forum haha oh well
  9. Sorry I mean spoken out loud but I still don’t understand your experience (might be called) channeling of energy in the room. Are you saying your gf should be able to notice it as well or notice your emotional state?
  10. @Serotoninluvi don’t think we are using sensitive differently. I’m just oversimplifying a bit on why an empath might actually be unconsciously developed in adolescence. Are you saying this flood of emotions you experience is coming from the room? I think it’s a reaction so why would she feel it too? Honestly sounds like a panic attack and have you tried vocalizing it in the moment? (Just setting embarrassment aside)
  11. @SOULawesome share dude ? Really cool to see this put so simply into words instead of the usual “he’s gotta have an awakening to understand” explaination
  12. What I meant is defense mechanism because of intense/traumatic situations you become hyper sensitive as an auto impulse (learned behavior/personality trait in adolescence) Social anxiety stems from the thoughts running rampid (lots of stories, confusion, fear etc) triggered by discomfort or feeling overwhelmed I like your example and was also turned off by the first guy too because looked like psychic reading. I remember the music festivals I’ve been at and when I try to connect/make eye contact with others it’s very positive vibes but sometimes if I drink or something I might experience a downward spiral into negative energy (def. anxiety). Maybe we form stronger bonds with empaths because of that connection. I’ve really loved mindfulness as I don’t often get taken on that emotional rollercoaster I have an interesting dynamic growing up with my bro 2 years younger. I am fairly certain I played the narc controller in our relationship. I noticed he’s last gf was a pretty similar role for him. Sort of that energy vampire type Have you watched teal swan vid on narcissism and it’s two sidedness of their relationships? I’ll link it as I felt it’s pretty damn accurate
  13. @Serotoninluvdo you think an empath is someone who may have developed this sensitivity/ability as a coping mechanism at a very young age to handle intense situations? Like Programming that leads to more receptivity to other energies in a room. And would social anxiety be a possible result of this sensitivity with the manipulation of thoughts? What are your thoughts
  14. @kieranperezCool man this has been my daily “practice” too for some time. I think people often use mindfulness incorrectly by identifying as the awareness of these behaviors (and thus judging themselves and others, mentally forcing changes, and creating more projection and manipulation) So this may be where your confusion is being created. Instead of mentally assessing yourself through mindfulness, see if you can simply put all attention on yourself without expectations or anything. This is where you will begin to have many insights and start to create space free from any mental identification. This offers authenticity
  15. No. I know nothing of the sort. But what seems to be apparent is how deeply he knows himself based off of what he claims to have gone through and endured. He made a friend out of pain and fear by letting go of the known and surrendering to the now
  16. Here’s my go to for understanding “thought-self”
  17. Lots of good advice on here already I just looked. Ultimately you gotta do the work. Leo has videos on perception and nature of thought you could check out. Just know thoughts aren’t distractions they are there for a purpose until you understand why, they won’t be surrendered until you’re able to get to the root of why they arise. Often it’s fear in disguise
  18. @Jkrishave you done any yoga or focusing on the breath meditation? This is what I would recommend to silence your mind as it naturally gets you out of the headspace however thoughts aren’t the issue as you know unless you think they are why not go into exploring the nature of thought? And have you explored sense perception? What exactly is reality? They all give you a deeper understanding of language and thought ime
  19. Ha it’s been proven scientifically to increase white blood cells, blood flow, cardiovascular health, and fight disease, just google it.
  20. Just watched, awesome! Not sure if you are a parent but id imagine a parent child dynamic can be an even bigger challenge
  21. Ha I like it and agree! Both fear and confidence are an interpretation and identification. Both created by the mind. They are actually one and the same. Why does one need to build confidence? Because there is the fear of failure or loss of self etc. instead of simply facing your fears, try to fully understand fear itself. How why and what is it, precisely.
  22. Awesome! Ignorance can be so easy to spot in others but we never stop and consider what that might mean for us Working through ignorance seems to be a continuous process of psychological growth and expansion in understanding the limits and boundaries we create for ourselves. It does takes vulnerability and humility and, first of all, acceptance of our own ignorance (unknown to us)
  23. @Key Elementscool this is an important aspect of relationship dynamics for maturing as a person. Are you able to look at your partner without any story of your history together? I've always struggled in my relationships with the opposite sex. I've never had a real close female friend or long serious relationship. In fact i usually end up pushing woman away if i begin to develop too strong of feelings. I am sure it has to do with my parents ugly divorce as a child. It caused me to always over invest emotionally with fear of being left or unworthy/not accepted. Personal development and enlightenment work together because they both require a deeper understanding of ourselves. We learn the most about ourselves in observation of our interactions, whether be complete stranger, mother or intimate partner. How do we project onto others, what are our true intentions/agenda (and are they hidden or do we make them clear), why do we get annoyed/triggered by others, or hold certain beliefs about strangers or even close ourselves off. It's a good way to understand subconscious beliefs/habits and learn how to see people for who they are and not who we think they are. Basically the journey to showing infinite unconditional love/compassion for ourselves and others whether or not we choose to communicate this is up to us and our agendas. Becoming totally authentic and feeling complete.